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Yep, I'm a pacifist- the majority of us on this site are. To what degree of Pacifism- well that's a whole other conversation.
I like the idea of gathering household items and making film props out of them. Back in '97, Bond inspired me to make a rubber band gun out of paddle-pop sticks. I used some coat hanger wire for the trigger guard. The mechanism was mostly hidden- you couldn't see the rubber band from the side view. Most recently, I bought a P99 cap gun, and have plans to paint it black and make a silencer out of a rather chunky permanent marker. The size and shape is ideal for a silencer.
I guess it's just the Bond films that inspired me to make/buy props. I've owned numerous real weapons over the years, but not because I saw them in some film.
I own a nice assortment of Airsoft guns including a PPK and P99. I have alot of cheap dollar store guns and now starting a collection of N-Strike Nerf guns because they look like they were ripped out of "Perfect Dark". I'm currently writing a script for a character driven action drama that will utilize a good chunk of my collection. :)
To answer the thread title, no.
Okay, that was funnier in my head before I typed it....
But I don't have any other pics of my collection yet. I'll take a few pics in my spare time soon but I have 2 full metal Airsoft rifles. An AK-47 and Thompson. ;)
My nerf gun collection consists of a...
Stampede
Rayven
Alpha Trooper
Long Strike
Recon
Deploy
Spectre
and Raider
Yeah the Left one is a green gas Airsoft gun with silencer made of a Receipt paper tube. and the Right PPK is the Co2 BB gun. However it broke ages ago so I cut off the turn knob on the bottom and use it as stunt prop since it's very durable. where the Left one is a bit more fragile and is used for closeups and in film shooting. :)
Thanks, I'm currently rewriting the first video Agents of Illusion and plan on making it an indy feature length film. ^_^
Peace through superior fire power......?
I've shot numerous weapons, some in anger, large & small calibre, semi & full automatic, long range & CQB, I'm not what most would call a pacifist. I have an extensive knowledge of ballistics & weaponry but I'm not fascinated by them.
Basically I know what they can do to the human body, so if anything I'd say my interest is out of respect, however I do understand peoples fascination.
"Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum."
Weapons are tools, like any other, only as "good" or "bad" as the person holding them.
Agreed.
Both in the moral or competency context.
However sometimes in seeking peace through military intervention, we end up embroiled in a pointless war?
Well, I'm not a fellow who is typically an advocate for "intervention". I'm much more of the Star Trek Prime directive mindset.
If only your average head of state was a Trekker.
Shoot, if only the average person acted more in keeping with that outlook the world would be a far, far better place.
No disagreement here, live long & prosper.
1. Noninterference is the prime directive, and,
2. Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations.
zero.